When
The date of the next Rust Munich Hacking event will be either
- 02-12-2026 Wed
- 08-12-2026 Tue
What
The topics are not yet finalized. You can cast a vote for the topics below:
- [1️⃣] Refactor to Idiomatic Rust Patterns on e.g. an Advent of Code example (suggested by [Jessica](https://www.meetup.com/members/410172023/))
- For example taking a AoC solution with lots of
.clone() and iteratively reduce the clones where possible and discussing why and how that adds value
- [2️⃣] Getting started with ProtoBuf and alike to encode protocols
- For example take any client/server or ffi use case and go into tooling and how to get started with setting the structure that helps to encode a protocol with evolution support built-in. Outlook into [buffrs](https://helsing-ai.github.io/buffrs/) and how it can help to cross-project spec out an api scheme or protocol
- [3️⃣] Evolve [the previous crux](https://rust-munich.github.io/hacking-evening/2026-Q2/) project into a full cross platform app
- Looking deeper into crux-* crates and develop an iOS and Android frontend with the same crux-core based "backend" in place.
Note: This would require significant more tooling, like XCode or Android Studio to be setup upfront
Suggesting an Idea
If you feel like the 3 topics above don't bring the value you wanna learn, then please feel encouraged to suggest a topic below as a comment. This does not necessarliy mean you have to prep and hold the topic, we're more than happy to assist or agree on a guided refined version of your topic.
When
The date of the next Rust Munich Hacking event will be either
What
The topics are not yet finalized. You can cast a vote for the topics below:
.clone()and iteratively reduce the clones where possible and discussing why and how that adds valueNote: This would require significant more tooling, like XCode or Android Studio to be setup upfront
Suggesting an Idea
If you feel like the 3 topics above don't bring the value you wanna learn, then please feel encouraged to suggest a topic below as a comment. This does not necessarliy mean you have to prep and hold the topic, we're more than happy to assist or agree on a guided refined version of your topic.